Biography:
Alanis Nadine Morissette (born June 1, 1974) is a seven time Grammy Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter and occasional actress. She is the best-selling female rock artist of all time.
Her international debut album Jagged Little Pill (1995) became one of the most successful albums of all time with total worldwide sales estimated at thirty million copies. Six more studio albums followed – Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie (1998), Under Rug Swept (2002)
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Other songs:
- Crazy
- Everything
- Excuses
- Flinch
- Guardian
- Hand In My Pocket
- Hands Clean
- Head Over Feet
- Im A Bitch Im A Lover
- Ironic
- Ironic Updated
- Joining You
- Mary Jane
- Not As We
- Not The Doctor
- Perfect
- Princes Familiar
- Princess Familiar
- Smiling (jagged Little Pill)
- Thank U
- Thank You
- That I Would Be Good
- Uninvited
- You Learn
- You Oughta Know
- Your House
- 1974
- 21 Things I Want In A Lover
- After A Year Like This One
- All I Really Want
- Big Sur
- Break
- Cant Not
- Celebrity
- Death Of Cinderella
- Doth I Protest Too Much
- Edge Of Evolution
- Eight Easy Steps
- Empathy
- Forgiven
- Guru
- Havoc
- I Was Hoping
- In Praise Of The Vulnerable Man
- Its A Bitch To Grow Up
- Lens
- Madness
- Magical Child
- My Humps
- Narcissus
- No
- No Pressure Over Cappuccino
- No Pressure Over Cappucino
- Not All Me
- Numb
- Offer
- One
- Orchid
- Out Is Through
- Permission
- Pollyanna Flower
- Precious Illusions
- Receive
- Right Through You
- Simple Together
- Sister Blister
- So Pure
- Sorry 2 Myself
- Spineless
- Spiral
- Still
- Symptoms
- Tapes
- That Particular Time
- The Couch
- This Grudge
- Til You
- Today
- Torch
- U R
- Underneath
- Unsent
- Utopia
- Versions Of Violence
- Wake Up
- Wunderkind
- You Owe Me Nothing In Return
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"Offer" - Alanis Morissette
This song is so pretty, and seems pretty easy as well. This may not be the correct way
to play it, but it sounds good to me. Again, any comments, email me at [email protected].
Thanks.
-Kevin Belanger
Standard Tuning
No Capo
Verse 1:
D Bm D
Who, who am I to be blue?
Bm D
Look at my family and fortune.
Bm D Bm
Look at my friends and my house.
D Bm D
Who, who am I to feel deadened?
Bm D
Who am I to feel spent?
Bm D Bm
Look at my health and my money.
D Bm D
And where, where do I go to feel good?
Bm D
Why do I still look outside me?
Bm D Bm
Clearly I've seen it won't work.
Chorus:
D G
Is it my calling to keep on when I'm unable, and
D Bm G
Is it my job to be selfless extraordinaire, and
D G
My generosity has me disabled, by this
D Bm D Bm D Bm
My sense of duty to offer.
(the verses and the chorus are the same from here out, I just included them so you
have the words)
Verse 2:
Why, why do I feel so ungrateful?
Me who is far beyond survival.
Me who sees life as an oyster.
Chorus
Verse 3:
And how, how dare I rest on my laurels?
How dare I ignore an outstretched hand?
How dare I ignore a third world country?
Chorus
This song is so pretty, and seems pretty easy as well. This may not be the correct way
to play it, but it sounds good to me. Again, any comments, email me at [email protected].
Thanks.
-Kevin Belanger
Standard Tuning
No Capo
Verse 1:
D Bm D
Who, who am I to be blue?
Bm D
Look at my family and fortune.
Bm D Bm
Look at my friends and my house.
D Bm D
Who, who am I to feel deadened?
Bm D
Who am I to feel spent?
Bm D Bm
Look at my health and my money.
D Bm D
And where, where do I go to feel good?
Bm D
Why do I still look outside me?
Bm D Bm
Clearly I've seen it won't work.
Chorus:
D G
Is it my calling to keep on when I'm unable, and
D Bm G
Is it my job to be selfless extraordinaire, and
D G
My generosity has me disabled, by this
D Bm D Bm D Bm
My sense of duty to offer.
(the verses and the chorus are the same from here out, I just included them so you
have the words)
Verse 2:
Why, why do I feel so ungrateful?
Me who is far beyond survival.
Me who sees life as an oyster.
Chorus
Verse 3:
And how, how dare I rest on my laurels?
How dare I ignore an outstretched hand?
How dare I ignore a third world country?
Chorus
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